Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Feeling"

A: It doesn't make sense to me.

A: Yes and you're not feeling good

A: Feeling blue means to be depressed or sad.

Eg) I was feeling blue after he told me he was leaving.

A: Feeling elated, euphoric, extremely happy
“Feeling high” could also be the effect of drugs.

A: I'm feeling blue because my girlfriend dumped me.
He's been feeling blue ever since his team lost the game.

(I have never actually used this phrase in real life, however.)

A: “Johnny lost his wallet and he was feeling blue the whole day”

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A: I am feeling blue.

A: almost no difference

A: I get that emotional feeling when I see you.
When I miss you, I get so emotional, I cry.

I get that tingly sensation when I’m with you.

Sad dramas make me emotional. They make me cry.

I had mixed emotions when I saw him. I was so mad that he left but now I’m happy that he’s back.

I felt sick when I was at sea.

You can feel emotions but they can be a mental state.
Sensation is tactile, your skin/body feels it.

A: @sallykyoko: Well, feelings can be the plural form of feeling but, they can have different meanings
Examples:
How are you feeling? (This is asking how a person is)
You hurt my feelings. (This means that you feel sad over what that person did)

A: A feeling is more of an emotion or something you think. Example: I have a bad feeling about this. Example: I feel sick. A vibe is what you think another person feels like. Example: I was getting a weird vibe off of the stranger.

A: I’m feeling idiotic

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A: More and more people are considering traveling alone.

Traveling alone is increasingly becoming an acceptable option.

An increasing number of people are willing to travel alone

A: So she felt like her authenticity was being questioned or ridiculed. I'm going to say that it's correct English, but I'm not sure. There's something about it. Like she could have said "I felt like my authenticity was questioned", but she used a rhetorical question instead. I can tell she's not a native speaker because the sentence before, she used "breathe" instead of "breath".

A: Great question I can see how you can get confused, I hope this helps

A: "I went to work even though I was feeling hot," did you say that? If you did , it sounded natural but I could hear your accent.